Changes in the international situation after 1989 required a change in the thinking
of Europe as a group of cooperating countries which are able to secure a satisfactory
level of security. Security that could be achieved by the use of EU’s soft power
resources, which are: its culture, its values and conduct of foreign policy. Both
popular culture and high culture confirms the position of the leading countries
in Europe and is also developed through joint action. Europe’s power is also
its efficient educational and management system, which determines the socioeconomic
model. Another important aspect of Europe’s power is the socio-political
factor with enormous range of civil liberties.
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